The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14

5 Special Constable Stevenson was in
town yesterday.
The best of pop corn all shclled at
Fairgrieycs'
t Alva Shurtlcn, Esq, Of South Paris
was in town last week.
: large assortment Of holiday goods
at lleselton Bros. 4 Co.
Cali and seo those plush albums for
sheet music at Smiths Music store.
Judge Danforth will preside at the term
Of Court to commence Tuesday next
Mr.. Marble of Baker 4 Marble is in
Boston, purchasing the annual supply Of
stock for the firm.
Legal gentlemen were quite numerous
in town yesterday, in attendance upon
Probate Court.
Engineer York of the Maine Central is
nursing a spraincd ankle. the result Of Il
misstep last week.
By new arrangements we have made
for making our chips, you will always
get them fresh at Fairgrieyes
Hon. Hiram Rugges, of Bangor, was
IN town on probate business yesterday
and returned home in the afternoon.
Mr.. W. \. Whitney entertained large
party of friends at the rooms of the
Water Co, on Saturday evening last.
ON account Of tho Grange meeting next
week, it is thought best to postpone the
meeting of the Dining Club till Tuesday,
Jan. 10th.
Mr.. q. B. Fairgrevc has the thanks of
our entire office force for generous
donation Of those elegant candy chips for
which his restaurant is noted
The Congregational Sunday School
will have concert at their church on
Christmas night, followed by Christmas
tree Monday evening.
our friend, John A. Dealey. says in an
advertisement that he has the western
fever and wants to give some good man
a bargain in well established business I
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quested to come in to the meeting, next
Tuesday, and bring their contributions as I
the box will be packed at that time to 20
to the Town farm
Mr.. IL. ID. Patterson, the grocer, is hay
ing great run on his teas and cofiees.
But these are only small part OF the at
q ~ hollis fnr pot rn f..
in fact, his goods are all new, fresh and
seasonable and his prices right.
Prof. Gardiner addressed the students
and teachers of the High school of this
village, yesterday afternoon, ON the dni-
cultfes connected with the study of ply
steal and astronomical geography. Illus
trating the subject with piece of APP
paratus. All were well pleased with the
lecture.
\ fine job of wiring is being done
in Coburn Hall for the incandescent
lights. the entire auditorium to be
lighted by this system. We might sug-
gcst that the arc light that is displaced
on this account, would be grand thing
for the entry way and stairs
The Italians can be seen any day al
noon hour setting around in groups in
this vicinity of their work, partaking of
their midday meal, which with many con-
siSts of Il huge piece of bread and Junk
of pork. They look drcary enough. but
seem contentcd, with thicr lot and are
always good naturcd.
MIR. Ed. Leach, oyerseer of the spin
ming room at the wooden mill, met with
severe fall recently, while about his
duties. Chiefly owing to Eds. genera
make up he struck quite solid and while
no bones were broken, he was famed SO
severely as to be placed among ''thc men
of leisure for time.
We give elsewhere the order of exer-
cises of the meeting of the State Grange
commencing Tuesday next, 1t will be
observed that the address of the Worthy
Master, Ex-Governor Robic, will be pub
lie, and all our citizens who can possibly
do 50 should make arrangements to at
tend \ cordial invitation is extended
to all.
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ed the electric station IN body the same
evening. \ person seeking plumber might
have made quite a haul had he stumbled
upon the numerous watches left by them
at the entrance to the station, at the re-
quest of the manager while they sought
information Within